Cypriot and Russian Securities Commissions sign MoU

Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission and Federal Financial Markets Service of Russia signed today a Memorandum of Understanding and Cooperation. A press release issued here today, notes that the Memorandum was signed

Latvia ratings downgraded; outlook remains negative

Capital Intelligence has downgraded Latvia’s long-term foreign currency rating to ‘BBB-‘ from ‘BBB+’ and its long-term local currency rating to ‘BBB’ from ‘A-‘. The agency has also lowered the sovereign’s short-term foreign

UK warns on cost of rehashing bank bailouts

British finance minister Alistair Darling said on Tuesday that any renegotiations of last month's 37 billion-pound ($56 billion) bailout package for the country's banks could prove costly for shareholders already angered at

Archbishop Chrysostomos calls for peace in Cyprus

 Primate of the Greek Orthodox Church on the island, Archbishop Chrysostomos B’ appealed to the representatives of the religious communities which participated in the International Meeting for Peace “The Civilisation of Peace:

?U to launch social campaign in Cyprus

Vladimir Spidla, Employment, Social Affairs and Equal Opportunities Commissioner, will be in Cyprus on Thursday to inaugurate a three-day information campaign entitled “Do you know what Social Europe can do for you?”.